Last just start with the
Roast Pork Shoulder. I saw this recipe posted on
Living the Gourmet blog and I knew Chris would like this. The last line in the recipe says that "this is a dinner that requires patience and is worth waiting for!" Yes it does require patience, 9 hours in the oven. And it was so worth the wait!
And the taste... well let's just say it was delicious. The only change I made in the recipe was the amount of garlic. I used 2 cloves which was a lot for us! We got so much meat off of the shoulder. And another thing about this recipe is that there is a video for it too! Thank goodness. I felt like I was watching Julia Child on TV and cooking along with her!
To go along with the Roast Pork I made Suppli (Rice Balls). When I made the Aborio Rice last night I made extra so I could make these. I even fried them. So good.... The recipe is from
Simple Italian Snacks.
Then there was the bread.
Herb and Cheese Bubble Loaf from Frieda Loves Bread. This was so cool. It is like a Monkey Bread. There are little balls of bread and you just break one off. And then you get another and another...
Now let's go back to earlier in the day... breakfast to be exact. From
Oh My! Sugar High -Scrumptious Baked Cinnamon Breakfast Bites. I found this recipe about 4AM as I lay awake checking out Pinterest. I said to myself and Lucy, she kind of woke me up, that I would try to make these for breakfast today. I love the idea of baked donuts. And the cinnamon and sugar reminded me of the cinnamon toast my mom use to make for breakfast!
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13 comments:
Gosh, it all looks fantastic!!! The pork must have tasted amazing. Have a great weekend~
Dear Lucia, I am happy that you enjoyed my recipe for the roast pork shoulder and that you liked my video.
I wish we all lived close or on the same block, that would be a beautiful feast with many happy faces.
Your dinner looks wonderful with the rice ball, herb and cheese loaf and the cinnamon breakfast bites. It all looks wonderful.
Thank you again my dearest for the compliment and cooking my recipe. It means a lot to me. Blessings dear. Catherine xo
Hi Lucia . . . the pork looks fabulous!! Love Catherine's recipe :) Love the rice balls which I am adding to my collection of recipes! Thanks for sharing :)
Wow, everything looks so good.....
It was very good. So worth the wait!
Catherine this was really an amazing dinner. And the amount of meat we got of the shoulder was alot. I am thinking bbq pork sandwiches with the frozen meat...
Thanks for stopping by. I do not think I have posted the Rice Ball recipe. If you need it please drop me an email. I can send it off to you.
Thank you. It was a busy day of cooking but so worth it!
Dear Lucia, bbq pork sandwiches sound delicious. I featured you in my blog post today. Have a beautiful weekend. Blessings, Catherine xo
Your recipes look and sound amazing! You need to please come join our Foodie Friends Friday linky parties! New follower!
Thanks for the comments. I will check out your Foodie Friends Linky Parties! And thanks for following!
Your dinner looks fabulous! I'm so glad you enjoyed the bread and took the time to leave your comment and share your link. It's too bad we don't live next door to each other! :)
Your bread was a big hit. Next weekend I hope to make your Orange Cranberry Walnut No Knead Bread!
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